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4 The Salt Lake Tribune, 'Saturday, February 19, 1972 Managua Someone in Sneakers? down about 10 p.m. The ambassador promised to do what he could. No One Sees Him Later that night there were several additional calls, providing the identifying numbers of the planes involved. Two planes arrived that night, three or four more on Wednesday and several others, mavbe three, on Thursday. All but one, an old Dakota carrying medical equipment and other supplies from the Bahamas.

wrere identified as chartered twin-engine jets. Hughes is presumed to have arrived before dawrt Thurs day. Despite vague repons to the contrary, no one is known to have seen him except those who accompanied him. Later in the day, about noon, the office of Nicaragua's President Anastasio (Tachito) Somoza issued a statement to the effect that Hughes had been officially invited tc visit the 'counlry. had accepted and would arrive that afternoon.

There has been no word since bom the palace. Curiously, just before tlje official statement, President Somoza flew off to Panamja jo spend about 72 hours with that troubled nations strong man, Genet al Omar Torrijos. A career foreign service officer with 22 years of service, Shelton is a Virginian who calls Beverly Hills, home. He is said to haie known representatives of the Hughes Tool Co. in the Bahamas.

The embassy spokesman said the Managua chapter of the Hughes saga began Tuesday night, around midnight, when a Hughes aide, later identified as John Golden, called Ambassador Shelton from somewhere in the United States. He asked the ambassador for assistance in getting clearance for a numbei of airplanes at the Managua airport, which normally closes t-'Tsfjr Jr- -a I -r 1 fa' IwV, Th fa 45. A Ns Seeks Island in the Storm water sweep by. He stands on junction box. His umbrella was useless in 3.6 inch flash rain.

MELBOURNE Homegoing office worker takes refuge above city center floods as torrents of Against the Rules Russian Croup Protests Sites for Chess Matches XXV Ijfa tufi 'SS x.Y Jt, vv zr jsiQ -r -1 4' t- Av A Associated Wlreptiofo possibility the men could agree on a single compromise city. To hold the match in two cities is against the rules of the International Chess Federation, Tass claimed. In view of this, the agency said, the Soviet Chess Federation on Feb. 17 lodged a protest with Mr. Euwe and reaffirmed its position expressed in the statement of the USSR.

Chess Federation at a Moscow press conference Feb. 11. The president of the Soviet federation, Dmitry Postal-kov, said at a news conference the Soviets had protested previous nonobservance of FIDE regulations and procedures. Belgrade Too Hot He added that the Soviet side would not consider itself bound by a FIDE decision on the match site if, in their view, the federations rules were further violated. Soviet chess officials have said Belgrade is not suitable because of the hot climate.

Norse Plans New Trip On Atlantic Reuters News Agency TEL AVTV Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl, who crossed the Pacific in the raft Kou-Titki and the southern Atlantic in the papyrus boat Ra, said Friday he was planning another papyrus boat journey across the Atlantic. The aim of the journey, he said, was to prove a connection between the early Inhabitants of the Middle East and the American Indians, long before Columbus discovered the New' World. a geographer and anthropologist, was addressing a press conference at the end of the a three-day visit to Israel to lecture at Tel Aviv University. He said the vessel would be built along the lines of ft ship depicted on an ancient Assyrian clay tablet. Heyerdahl drifted 4,300 miles across the Pacific on the balsa wood raft Kon-Tiki in 1947 sailing from Callao, Peru, to a coral island near Tahiti in 97 days.

He wrote a bestselling book on this voyage. TABLES LAMPS SOFAS U.S. Woman Abducted, Paper Says CAIRO (AP) Egyptian authorities seized an attractive U.S. diplomatic secretary last summer in a spy probe involving new Soviet aircraft sent to Egypt, the semiofficial newspaper A1 Ahram said Friday. An article by Mohamed Hassanein Haikal, a close confidant of President Anwar Sadat, said the woman became a pawn in the Middle East crisis for several months and the case went all the way up to Secretary of State William P.

Rogers. She wras identified by diplomatic sources in Beivut as Sue Anne Hands, secretary to Eugene Trone of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Cairo. Diplomats there said she was picked up in July, taken to a detention center on Cairos outskirts and held until September. She left Egypt then and is believed to have returned to Washington.

Decline Comment The U.S. diplomatic mission and Egyptian officials declined comment on the case. In his weekly signed editorial, Haikal said the woman was picked up with the uncovering of a formidable espionage ring, along with a naturalized Egyptian of Greek origin who was the manager of a big company. The arrests came during delicate negotiations which began last summer between Washington and Cairo, he said. After the arrest, he said Washington began to press for her release.

Cairo replied that she would be released when the investigation was complete, he wTOte. ash ingtons insistent request turned into pressure. Rogers would not be able to neet Avith Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad so long as an American woman, carrying a diplomatic passport, was being detained. President Anwar Sadat replied that she would not be released before the investigation was complete and he did not care whether Rogers met Riad or not. Washingtons tone now "changed, trying to persuade Egypt to release its spy.

Well, -so what? Suppose espionage Vas actually the case, the operation was not against Egypt but against the Soviet Union with whom the United States is engaged in a world conflict. Wanted Information Haikal, apparently paraphrasing the alleged American response, continued: The spying was aimed at obtaining information about the Soviet aircraft supplied to Egypt. Egypt could rest assured that nothing of the information the United States obtained had been communicated to Israel. Later, Washington claimed that the continued detention of the American woman diplomat would obstruct all that the United States was doing toward settlement of the crisis, he said. Replied President Sadat: What is the United States doing to settle the crisis.

Until now, we do not know what the U.S. basic proposals for a settlement are. Haikal said that after the womans release, the U.N. General Assembly adopted its Middle East resolution in December, Premier Golda Meir visited Washington and met with President Nixon, and Jien Washington announced it supply Israel with more warplanes and license it to manufacture advanced U.S. weapons.

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The Associated Press exclusively to the use of all local news printed 6ooer'afc wen at ail A news Los Angeles Times Service MANAGUA, NICARAGUA For what reason and for how long no one was saying, but there appeared to be not the slightest doubt Friday that Howard Hughes, the wealthy recluse, had settled in for a time here in the unlikely city of Managua. At the Intercontinental Hotel, on a gentle slope above the city and Lake Managua beyond, the lobby was crawling with newspaper, radio and television people scratching frantically for an explanation for the mystery man's presence in this Central American backwater. There was none. Take Over Floor The eighth floor of the hotel, a two-sided pyramid reminiscent of the Mayan temples that once flourished here, was out of bounds. The hotel managements explanation was that the floor was closed off Tuesday night due to a malfunction in the air condnion-i system.

Nonetheless, Hughes is reliably reported to be in residence there, sharing with his entourage all 17 rooms. There is no question, a spokesman at the U.S. Embassy told reporters, but what Hughes is here in Managua. This spokesman, whe said that Hughes representatives had called on U.S. Ambassador Turner B.

Shelton both Thursday and Friday, said it had been made clear to the ambassador that Hughes was at the Intercontinental. Good Morning He added that he had no notion as to why Hughes came to Nicaragua or how long he planned to stay. And none of the score or more of young Americans at the hotel, presumed to be members of Hughes staff, could be persuaded to say more than good morning. Because Ambassador Shelton had served as U.S. consul general in tne Bahamas before his assignment to Managua just over a year ago, it had been reported that Shelton was a personal friend of Hughes, who spent more than a year there before his departure this week.

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